Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-01

political life in New York, died in June
and in Pennsylvania the venerable DR..
Neyin, President of Franklin and Mar
shall College, was laid to rest in his native
State. Richard NJ Hoe, one of the fore
most Of inventors, and to whom the typo
graphic art owes so much, expired in June
in Italy, and in Boston E. P. Whipple, the
author, died Hobart Pasha, Marshal of
the Turkish Empire died at Milan. At
his home in Illinois, ex-senator and ex-
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States, David Davis, met death at
the age OF Il. In Julythe Georgian sweet
singer, Paul H. Hayne, died, and in Paris
Archbishop Guibert expired at the age of
"a E. q. C. Judson, the Ned Buntline"
of romance and adventure, died in the
same month. At Munich Piloty, the emf
nent painter; at Berlin, Drucker, the his
torian, and al Baireuth the gifted COM
poser and eminent exponent of music's
loftiest themes, Able List, died August's
early days brought news OF the death of
the great leader and distinguished Ameri-
can patriot, Ex-Governor Samuel J. Tilden
Of New York. Sir Samuel Ferguson,
President of the Royal Irish Academy,
and Ex-Governor Stevenson of Kentucky,
expired in the same month. General
Gordon, Lloyd Aspinwan of New
York, General Cheatham, and Morley,
the philanthropist, followed shortly after
In September, Major Pond, late of the
army, widely-known man, passed away !;
in Paris, Baron Latour, and in Munich,
Franz Adam, the painter, died George
W. Adams, notable journalist, died in
Washington in October, and, soon after, ex-
Senator Yule, of Florida In California,
Rev James Woods, one Of the pioneers of
'48 and man of perfect purity of life, died
Prince Hohenlohe, OF Waldenberg, died at
Berlin, and Mrs. A. T. Stewart, Che wealth
lest woman of America, expired at New
York. In November, Dir. VIM. Loeve, a
distinguished member of the German
Reichstag, died while on visit to Aus
tria. The Austrian explorer Hinkleman,
was murdered in Africa, and the African
traveller, DR.. Fischer, died at Berlin. NJ
Paul Bert, the French Minister to Anam,
died in this month. Ex-President Arthur
died, after long illness, at New York,
mourned by the entire nation as man of
great national prominence and purity of
life; Charles Francis Adams, Sr. third
son of John Quincy Adams), ex-Minister
to England, one of the most learned of
Americans and courageous of statesmen,
expired at Boston. With the close of the
month, Compert, the English novelist,
died. In December We have the record of
the death at Washington Of Senator and
General John A. Logan, of Illinois. Gen
eral Logan stood foremost among the
great soldiers the nations throes have de-
yeloped, and as = statesman and patriot
stood in the front rank of the day. As we
write his honored remains are laid in state
beneath the dome of the Capitol of the
Republic he did so much to preserve. In
the present month, also, Ex-Governor
Benjamin E. Perry, Of South Carolina,
and Operti, the composer have gone the
final way Of all men. In this month there
died susanna Warren, of the Indian Terri
tory, the oldest woman in the world, hav-
ing been born twenty-six years before the
American Colonies struck for independence
and self-goEernment. Peder Sather, pr
oneer California banker, died at Oakland
VIM. Stewart, an eccentric and in many
respects remarkable Journalist, died in New
York. Ex-Governor Gibbs, known as the
War Governor of Oregon, died in London
yesterday, and with this funeral item of the
year we close the record Of notable deaths
for 1886.